Saturday, April 02, 2016

Tonight I informed the management at Breitbart News of my immediate resignation.

As a close personal friend of Andrew Breitbart, I am wicked sad to announce that as of 12:01am Eastern Time, I said “I divorce Breitbart News” three times which officially renders any contract we had null and void, including that thing I signed voluntarily about non-disparagement.

Andrew Breitbart centered his life on just one mission: fight the bullies. His only stated purpose was: more voices, not less. The solo creed he lived by was: e priebus unum. More than anything, be believed in: loyalty. The thing he cared about to the exclusion of all other things was: ‘Merica. His top priorty was: family.

That singular goal has been betrayed.

This sad chain of events leading up to me began in New York City, where Donald Trump’s campaign manager came out of nowhere and yanked me to the ground with a touch that I believe he delivered from several thousand miles away. He seems to have an invisible touch.

Rather than supporting me, Breitbart News instead published an article by me. Then, Breitbart News completely ignored my plight by calling on Mr. Lewandowsky to apologize. After that slap in face to my feeling’s face, they ignored the material that I leaked about the incident to other publications until they wrote about it immediately. I was shocked when they betrayed me by once again calling for an apology by Lewandowsky. Shockingly, at no point during my ordeal did Breitbart News refer to Donald Trump as “Hitler.”

I hope you will all join me in lighting a candle for this brave, brave man, who has suffered so much at Mr. Trump's hands.

@9 It makes fun ofBen Saphiro's resignation letter. Ms. Fields and Saphiro said Breitbart ignored their plight to call for Mr. Lewandowsky to appologize, while in reality, Breitbart indeed issued one. So yes, the letter is confusing because the source material it based on is confusing.

"My Statement: Why I Have Resigned From Breitbart Newsby Lee Stranahan" No offens to Vox, I know Vox does a lot of other things besides writing, I've found that their is certain pathetic-ness to most (99%) of writers, lack of knowing how to do real things and have real skills, but that's just me, their should be more of a general wider disrespect to all male journalists especially if thats the only thing they do, I think